"residence condition" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the terms of residence, such as how long one can stay in a particular place or the rules one must abide by while living there. For example, "The residence condition here is that tenants must give 30 days' notice before moving out."
Ibrahim Magag absconded from a Terrorism Prevention and Investigation Measures (Tpims) notice after failing to meet his overnight residence condition.
She has seen many in Ireland's 5,000 Roma population struggle to get hold of social benefits because of what she sees as "very harsh criteria" needed to meet what is known as the habitual residence condition.
However, the J-1 visa often has a two-year home residence condition, implying that these visa J-1 visa holders must return to their home country to work for two years before applying for another U.S. visa or legal permanent residence.
This approximately 3-point difference is equivalent to one item with multiple response levels (e.g., noise, residence condition) changing 3 points, or the two dichotomous items (presence of liquor, cigarettes) changing from "no" to "yes" and one other item changing one category, etc.
She has collaborated with Athletics, Fraternity and Sorority Life, and Student Engagement to ensure consistency in hazing prevention education across student groups, and with Housing and Facilities to create the Production Advisory Board, which gives students an opportunity to provide direct feedback about residence hall conditions.
"It is that the man taking most advantage of it has such questionable tax status and has refused to clarify that he has met the residence conditions he signed up to when he was made a peer".
Shreya Paudel, NUS international students officer, says Scotland has already implemented a scheme whereby if a student is an asylum seeker or a child of an asylum seeker and meets certain residence conditions, they are eligible for a student loan for tuition fees.
Margret Wintermantel, the head of the academic exchange service DAAD, which represents more than 300 higher education institutions and student bodies across Germany, said uncertainty about future working and residence conditions was "proving painful" and prompting top academics to turn down British university jobs.
This index has six dimensions: residence conditions, renunciation requirements (whether dual citizenship is allowed), language conditions, civic and cultural conditions, criminal record conditions, and resource conditions.
Similar provisions can be found in the EU directive regulating the Common Entry and Residence Conditions for Third-Country Seasofal Workers (DirectheEuropean Parliamentandiament and of the Council, 2014).
These programmes, otherwise known as amnesties, give undocumented aliens a chance to legalise their residence status under certain conditions: usually a clean penal record, having been in the country for a number of years, having a job and showing signs of integration in their local area, such as renting a flat or sending their children to school.
